I forgot my username/password. What do I do?
If you have forgotten your username or password, please send an email to pgajobfinder@pga.com, and someone will get in touch with you. |
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Can I look for a job without registering?
Yes, the PGAjobfinder job search engine available for use even without a password or username. However, you will need to create a PGAjobfinder account if you want to post a resume on the site. |
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How do I look for a job in the PGAjobfinder?
Searching for golf jobs in the PGAjobfinder is easy. Our search engine allows you to search by type of job, geographic location or both. You can Click Here to access the job search engine. |
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How do I post my resume?
To post your resume Click Here.
You will need to agree to the terms and conditions before continuing. You will next be required to enter basic contact information, as well as create a username and password. Once this information has been submitted, you may now begin posting your resume.
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How do I update my resume?
To make changes to your resume, click "Edit Resume on File" from the Job Seeker Home Page.
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How long will my resume be active?
Your resume will be viewable to PGA employers for ninety (90) days from the date your resume is last modified. If you wish to remain active after the ninety (90) days, you will have to re-submit your resume. |
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How do I respond to a job opening?
Each individual job posting contains specific contact information at the bottom. Please follow any directions that are provided. If no directions are provided, you may contact the employer by regular mail or email. |
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What will you do with my personal info?
The PGAjobfinder retains all information provided by jobseekers, and does not rent or sell this information to any third parties. |
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What kind of skills or education do I need to work at a golf course?
Education requirements vary from job to job. Many top-level jobs require college degrees, but most golf-course jobs have no specific education requirements. Common skills necessary for working at a golf course include interpersonal and customer service skills, and of course having a love for the game will place you on common ground with the course's patrons and customers. If you like working outdoors and working in landscaping or with the environment, you may wish to work for the golf course's maintenance staff. There are also many opportunities in food and beverage. |
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Will I get to play for free, or at least for less, if I get a golf-course job?
Playing privileges vary from job to job and course to course. |
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What is a PGA Professional?
PGA Professionals are golf's leader in managing and growing the game of golf. Most PGA Members are golf professionals who manage the golf operations at golf courses, and promote and grow the game through golf instruction and player development programs. Many PGA Members also play other key leadership roles in the industry by serving in executive and association management, corporate management, the media, consulting, project development, sales, retail and many other positions. |
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Want to Find a Job in Golf?
The PGAjobfinder focuses on golf course jobs that are open to everyone. These positions range from working in a golf shop to serving as a starter or ranger. Other golf course jobs include administration, accounting, marketing and promotion, food and beverage, aquatics, tennis, fitness and much more. To see descriptions of golf course jobs, Click Here. |
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